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A Promise by Helena Crutchett Saturday, August 18, 2007 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

I promise ~ I won't look behind like Lot's wife I am already a pillar of salt crumbling into the earth I promise ~ I won't watch your sandy footprints reach to beyond I promise ~ you won't see my tears splash on arid ground where nothing can ever grow I promise ~ I won't turn back one more time believing this was forever, as You promised ~ � 2007 helena (All rights reserved)

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Reviewed by Ted Bossis	8/27/2007

Passion perceived moment by moment accumulates & Adds to a spiritual sponge of a human kind-{lovingly * Ted}




Reviewed by George Carroll	8/27/2007

A poignant poem on the break-up of a loving friendship.




Reviewed by John Leko	8/21/2007

Thank You Helena...this is a really nice piece...sometimes sad what forever holds. John




Reviewed by D Johnson	8/19/2007

nicely written sad story. peace, dan




Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)	8/18/2007

A promise must be kept. And what better way to keep it? Lovely poem. Victor